Tomatoes appear to be doing well. Initially they showed signs of nutrient deficiencies. Fish bone meal was added to the beds and they got a more appropriate shade of green. Regular miracle grow feedings are planned to keep the veggies fed through the summer months.

The first crop of corn is a bit behind where it was same time last year due to being planted later.

The view down the bottom orchard row. The pear trees at the start of the row are loaded with small pears.
orchard

One of the pluots, Flavorosa, is already turning colors. It is a really dark purple skin when ripe with a delicious, slightly purplish red interior.

The dwarf mulberry has finally started producing berries this year. So far, we harvested enough to make a pint of jam.

At this point it appears that we will have a lot of blackberries soon.

Limes, lemons, mandarins and tangerines from the citrus trees along the driveway.

There is still a fair amount of fruit left on the trees after bringing in the batch on the kitchen counter.

One of the mandarin trees (which is currently more like a bush) still has more to harvest. Fortunately, citrus lasts on the trees much better than many other kinds of fruit.